Windows 7 domain control roaming configuration file solution You have been logged on with temporar

The company has a domain environment notebook, 64-bit windows 7, SSD hard drive. When domain users log on to the notebook, it suddenly appears
"You have been logged on with temporary profile ",


Note: The Domain Controller *** is Windows 2008 R2 64bit)

1) client check is the solution to the client found on the Internet:

To fix this error message you will needto edit the registry. changing the registry can cause problems with thecomputer and we do not accept any responsibility for issues arising fromfollowing these guides. to fix the error follow these instructions:

• Logon to a local admin account. Other than the one with the profile error
  

• Click the Microsoft icon in the bottom left hand corner and in the "search for programs and files" box type regedit and hit enter
  

• Navigate to HKey_Local_Machine \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ ProfileList
  

Below is a screen shot of the registerarea:
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I highlighted the problem profile in regedit, clicked file and export. gave it a name and saved this item. if something goes wrong this allows you to re-add this key just by double clicking on the file you just exported/saved. highlighting each one will showinformation on the right hand side. you will be able to tell which profile iswhich by the item named ProfileImagePath. it will have a value such as "C: \ users \" Find the profile that is causing problem. mostpeople will tell you to rename it and that shoshould be fine. however this did notfix the error message so I did this:

• Once exported, with the correct profile key highlighted, hit the delete button on your keyboard. Then Close regedit.
  

• Reboot and logon with your problematic profile. The error message shocould have been solved.
  

(2) check whether the server has the folder permission and the domain account settings are correct.
There is an article in the Forum: [url = response, server-side check is a bit similar to this title. I will write an article in a few days, A complete tutorial on setting folders and subfolders for domain users is provided.


1) Check the user's account settings and enable the methods in "Control Panel"-"Administrative Tools"-"Active Directory users and computers". In short, this is where the domain account is created, find the problematic user name and double-click to open the Properties dialog box, as shown below:

Check whether the folder name is correct in the region where the domain controller sets the account. If there is no error, go to the file server to view the folder permission. For the check method, see the next step.

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2) check whether the folder permission is correct.

There are two main points to be set: Sharing and security. The permissions must be the same for the two places, as shown in the following three figures.
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If the above steps cannot be solved, it may be a hardware problem,

Finally, we will announce the local solution:

The solid state drive has a bad track, and the last shutdown is not correct. Run the hard disk check and repair, and the problem will be okay. Restart and you will be able to log on.

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However, if the hard disk has a bad track, you still need to change it:
The problem was solved smoothly. We switched to the HP gold medal service and changed a new hard disk on the door the next day.

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